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If you're able to modify your php.ini's open_basedir setting, the simplest solution would be to add /var/www/clients/client0/web7/.composer as an allowed path to it so PHP can write to it.

Sounds like you're missing some required Craft 2 files. Try downloading a fresh copy of the latest Craft 2 and replace your existing app folder with a fresh app folder from the download.

Will these two commands also install the plugin migrations There will be no migrations to run since it is a brand new installation. … Also, is it possible to install a specific plugin edition (e.g. Lite or Pro) through the command line? Not natively. …

in zip or .tar.gz format by going to: https://craftcms.com/latest.zip https://craftcms.com/latest.tar.gz Or since Craft 3 is Composer based, you can modify your composer.json's craftcms/cms line to install …

(/usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20170718/imagick.so.so: cannot open shared object file: Permission denied)) Does that file exist on your server? I'm asking because the .so.so ext …

Nothing around trial usage has changed between Craft 2 and Craft 3, so as long as you follow this, it should work: https://craftcms.com/support/try-craft-client-pro Just keep in mind (because it sou …

Update: Am I allowed to change my mind on this? :) My original answer didn't take into account storage/logo, storage/backups and anything else that a plugin might be storing in the craft/storage fol …

I think this is the causing the installer to trip up: [12-Sep-2016 16:44:29 UTC] PHP Warning: strpos(): Empty needle in /var/lib/openshift/xxxxxxx/app-root/runtime/repo/craft/app/bootstrap.php on li …

You're getting that error because CSRF validation is failing. Whether that's a bug in the Dev Preview of Craft 3 or something environmental on your end is hard to tell with the given information. I …

You need to rename that snipcart-craft-webhooks-plugins folder to snipcartwebhooks in order for Craft to recognize it.

Does EntryLocaleRecord.php exist in craft/app/records? My guess is that it didn't copy/FTP up to your server properly or its corrupted. I'd try re-uploading the entire craft/app folder to make sure …

Are you using MAMP or MAMP Pro? If it was running on a different port yesterday (8888), then it sounds like you might have multiple installations. Try going over the additional resources posts here to …

Currently not, but that's not a bad idea and probably worth adding to https://feedback.buildwithcraft.com. During an auto-update, the file name of the patch file that is downloaded happens to be the …

It looks like a permissions related issue. Check the user:group owner of all of the files in the craft/app folder and make sure that they are set to the same user:group that your PHP installation is …

If I recall, IIS doesn't include index.php as a default document when looking for a page to load in a directory, but only things like index.html, index.htm, deafult.html, etc. Here's how to change it …